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- 1Beyond Retail Group adopts RELEX for supply chain planning▼Beyond Retail Group to Streamline Supply Chain and Merchandise Planning with RELEX
Beyond Retail Group has selected RELEX Solutions to streamline its supply chain and merchandise planning operations. The move signals the group's push to modernise forecasting, inventory management and assortment decisions through a single planning platform. RELEX announced the agreement, positioning the deal as part of a broader trend of retailers consolidating planning processes to cut waste and improve product availability.
- 2Ipekyol Group named Türkiye's best fashion retail brand▼IPEKYOL GROUP NAMED BEST FASHION RETAIL BRAND IN TÜRKĩYE AT THE GLOBAL BRAND AWARDS 2026
Ipekyol Group has been named Best Fashion Retail Brand in Türkiye at the Global Brand Awards 2026, according to an announcement carried by PR Newswire. The award recognises the Turkish fashion retailer's standing in the domestic retail market. Details beyond the announcement itself, such as the judging criteria or other winners, have not yet been widely reported.
- 3Retail Investors Eye Global Trade Stocks in AI Hardware Supply Chains●3 Global Trade Stocks Retail Investors Are Watching In AI Hardware Supply Chains
Retail investors are tracking a small group of global trade stocks tied to AI hardware supply chains, as demand for chips, networking equipment and data centre components keeps reshaping international trade flows. The stocks span companies involved in manufacturing and moving AI-related hardware across borders. Interest is driven by the broader AI investment boom, with individual investors looking beyond headline tech names to suppliers and logistics firms that stand to benefit from the buildout.
- 4Cotswold Outdoor Group Extends Retail Media Into Stores●Cotswold Outdoor Group Expands Retail Media Strategy to In-store with Broadsign and IUF
Cotswold Outdoor Group is expanding its retail media strategy beyond online channels into its physical stores, partnering with ad-tech firm Broadsign and IUF to power in-store digital advertising. The move allows the outdoor retailer to sell screen-based ad space to brands inside its shops, joining a growing number of retailers turning store networks into media businesses.